What a hidden gem. Service was prompt and friendly. Our coffee was replenished and we were checked…read moreon to make sure everything was good. The food was plentiful with lots of options. Lots of people ordered the pancakes that are served in a pizza plate. My biscuits and gravy was very good and it comes with homefries and two eggs. So good

Breakfast is always amazing but of course the gyro omelette and home fries is my go to every time!read more

4.5 stars. South Greensburg Restaurant is a local country-themed restaurant that serves breakfast…read moreand lunch. Menu items include French toast, pancakes, waffles, omelettes, sandwiches, salads, soups, and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate breakfast here one time. An employee promptly and kindly greeted us, seated us, took our order, and brought out our foods and drinks. I ordered the 14-inch buttermilk pancake with triple berries on top, and my husband ordered the sausage gravy 'n biscuits with two sunnyside-up eggs. Both foods were significantly larger than what we could fit into our stomachs, and they tasted very good. The total price was $27 with cash or $28 with a credit card plus a tip. We had to pay up front at the cash register, not at our table. Note that a free parking lot is behind the building.

Our first time here was a Saturday morning around 9:30. Very busy at that time with all the tables…read morefilled. We were able to be seated without a wait however, and the service here is top notch. The wait staff hustles and takes care of everyone, regardless if you are at their table or not. Refilling coffee, water, asking if we needed anything, etc. I ordered the Popeye omelette (with spinach and feta) and I added on ham. I enjoyed it very much. Toast is extra, but the prices are reasonable for everything and portion sizes are sufficient. My daughter had a breakfast with hash browns and said they were cold, unfortunately. That is the only negative thing I can say. The restaurant and ladies room were both very clean. The walls are adorned with lots of funny farmhouse signs. the whole place is very country themed . You can tell it is a favorite local breakfast spot and if you live in Westmoreland County you should definitely have breakfast or lunch here!

I went to Cracker Barrel in New Stanton after golfing with my buddy nearby. Cracker Barrel is…read morealways pretty decent. You can generally count on pretty good service and seemingly home cooked meals. This time around, I had a chicken sandwich. The sides are pretty good here as well. We have done breakfast at Cracker Barrel in previous visits and I enjoy that as well.

Waited close to 1/2 hr with the place nearly empty and no food!…read more 3 eggs and sausage should take 15 tops Waitress walked past my table at 3 times. Never said that she would check on my order. Boss out on lobby chatting with cashier. This is unacceptable. I walked out and no one asked why, just kept on talking. The decor and lighting are so dark and dated. Blow it up and start over. Or turn it into a museum which is what it looks like. Last time ever for me.

My husband and I stopped in for a few drinks and were both impressed! The guy who served us was…read morecheerful, friendly, and helpful. The building was cute with beautiful vines covering the exterior. He ordered a decaf Americano, and it was incredibly smooth with no bitterness, the best decaf coffee he's had. I had a dairy-free chai tea latte, and it was absolutely delicious. We would definitely be back if we lived in the area!

Stopped in to this cute little coffee house for a latte 30 mins before close on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. The barista was extremely social, chatting with me the entire time he made my drink. I went with one of the seasonal specials, the co-co latte. I subbed almond milk instead of regular milk and ordered a size medium. The latte was amazing, but it cost almost $8 after tip There is a variety of seating available inside and the space is bright and inviting. I think it's a good choice for coffee in the area.

Located on the outskirts of Pittsburgh, this is a great place for breakfast and brunch if you're in…read morethe area. Menu offerings covers most of the classic breakfasts. But the real treat here is their home made donuts! It is simply fabulous! If you don't have room for it, get it to go, it is that good. Dining area size is limited. So during peak hours, you may experience waiting time. However, staff is very helpful and attentive. Portion size is very generous, with pricing being very fair, even for the area.

Spot was very busy on a rainy Saturday morning. Waited about 10 minutes for a table. When we sat…read moredown My wife and I noticed that the table was sticky. So sticky in fact, that my napkin stick to the table. I asked if the rye bread was seeded. The server indicates no seeds. Ordered Al's big breakfast with bacon and eggs over easy. The eggs were over medium to hard. Bacon looked like a lump. It must have been baked in the oven or flash fried. The hash brown patty was a McDonald's style. It was cooked well, but you could tell the oil was overdue to be changed as it had that off flavor. I call this a one and done stop.

when ya toot down those Appalachian roadsides of Pennsylvania on a Sunday morn ya never know what…read moredoor may be open but here toot found himself seated and pouring coffee into that tired belly he hath hauled around this golden country. 1-2-3 special 1-2-2 he goes eggs medium over ham rye n taters on the side pop that can my man toot dont mind the canned kind the taste he digs back into his child memory that tang of boiled spuds. felt like walking into the home of the home of the town as seemingly toot was the only unknown as he's used to be mind you but felt at home in the land where every unused space is filled with liberty and red white and blue flag edit: one last toot like observation that working contrary to popular belief produced an endearing quality the ms paint logo draw circle fill brush dot eyes and eraser made mouth jpeg pixelation compression face smile a sign of love ya dear and I wisht I had the belly room to get them apple dumplins

Great family diner type with home cooking. Inside decor could be better but great food, great…read morestaff! Recommend!

Great food. Great service! Wonderful atmosphere and a unique vibe. Will definitely come back when…read morein town!

This little restaurant was terrific. (I've only been there once, so far.)…read moreI parked in the back (metered) lot and we entered through the the basement via an alley door, which was a neat experience. But, there is also a regular front door. Our server was very friendly and pleasant, and our food was delicious with good portions for a good price.

The Silver Horse Coffee is a cute little shop! It has a unique little store area to look at while…read morewaiting for your order. The baristas were lovely and very helpful. We are from out of town and saw a cute sticker after purchasing our drinks, and they gave it to us for free, which was really nice of them :). The drinks were all really good. The matcha was smooth and the lattes tasty.

The shop was unique and cute. Lots of choices on health bars and other items. Smaller choice on…read morebaked goods. Had most choices of milks which I appreciate. Sell their own coffee out of Pittsburgh. And other local honeys, etc. Lots of seating outside, little inside. Don't know if in inclement weather if more seating inside. I got an Americano. It was fine for most. But americanos are meant to be strong and it was of medium strength. That's usually because the ground beans themselves are not strong, but medium. Clerk was very polite and helpful and tolerated my chatting as I was only one there. I sat outside with my small dog for a short while. I'm sure most will enjoy this spot. I can't judge baked goods as I generally don't like American baked goods as they're very, extremely sugary and lack flavor they're touted to have.